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*, ‘e* *4 C s +, # aeteatuctes t # “.“ * * # Quality Does Count Thursday, Nov. 4th, 1926 Hollinger Stores Ltd BUV HOLLINGER QUALITYâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"IT PAYS Our large buying power enables us to buy right You get the benefit, T pays you to buy where quality is given “ E m first consxderatxon, and, where the merâ€" chandise you buy is backed up by a relâ€" iable guarantee. Where you can buy your household goods on this basis, and at prices _ the same or lower than you have to pay for goods on which you take the chance. Why hesitate? ThE HOLLINGER NAME S BEAIND EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. ‘ D. B. Hanna, President, Western Canada Flour Mills :Company, Limitâ€" ed, Toronto. Geo. H. Ross, Commissioner of Fiâ€" nance and City Treasurer, Toronto. A., E. Ames, of A. E. Ames Comâ€" pany, Investment Company, Toronto. W. D. Ross, President, Poxto Rico Railway Company Limited, Toronto. H. R. Silver, Iw);;sx?lent, . R: Silver, Limited, Halifax ; Director, The Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce, Chas. Colby, Ph.D., LL.D., Chairâ€" man of the Board, Remingtonâ€"Noiseâ€" less Typewriter Corporation, Monâ€" treal; Director, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. W, P. Riley, President and General Manager, Western Grocers Limited, Winnipeg; Director, The Canadm.n Bank of Commerce. John Stuart, President, The Quaker Oats . Company Limited, Chicago; Director, The Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce. * J. B. Holden, Holden \/Imdo(h, Director, Hollinger Consolidated (G¢old Mines, Limited. A. G. Slaght, K.C. Slaght Cowan Barristers, 'loronto es La W. K. George, Director, . Abitibi Pulp Paper Company, Iroquois Falls. Leighton MceCarthy, K.C., of Meâ€" Carthy MeCarthy, Barristers, Chairâ€" man of the Board of the Aluminum Company of Canada. Hérry.v Vigeon, Toronto, of Mond Nickel Company, Limited, London, England. Britton Osler, K.C., of Osler, Hosâ€" kin Harcourt, Barristers, Dominion Bank Building, Toronto; Director Inâ€" ternational Nickel Co. H. 8. Ambrose, President and Genâ€" eral Manager, The Tuckett Tobaceo Company, kimited, Hamilton; Direcâ€" tor, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. C. A. Birge, Viceâ€"President, Dominâ€" ion Power Transmission Company Limited, . Hamilton; Director, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. W. E. Phin, President, ~Dominion Power > Transmission â€" Company, Limited, Hamilton ; Director, The Canâ€" adian Bank of Commerce, J. H. Black, General Manager, Spruce Falls Power Paper Co., Ltd. J. P. Bickell, President, Melntyre Porcupine Mines. (G. R. Cottrelle, Supervisor of Utiliâ€" ties, The Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce. R: A*, Rumsey, Asst. General ‘Manâ€" ager, The Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce. aging Director, Gutta Percha ber Limited, Toronto; Direct Canadian Bank of Commerce T. A. Russell, President, Overland Limited, Toronto; 1 The Canadian Bank of Comm Gordon Edwards, President Edwards Company, Ltd., Director, The Canadian Bank merce. A. V. Young, President and Manâ€" ager, Hamilton Cotton Company, Limâ€" ited, Hamilton; Director, The Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce. Chairman of the Board of Dir The Canadian Bank of Commerc Chairman of the Board of Di of Simpson‘s Limited. E. R. Wood, «President, Dotr Securities Corporation Limited onto ; Director, The Canadian B: Commerce, H. C. Cox, President, the Life Assurance Company, Director, The Canadtan Bank merce. S. H. Hogan, General Manager, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. Probably the most important body of financial men to visit Timmins in recent years was the group of about 45 reaching here by special train on Sunday evening and remaining in the camp until 1 p.m. on Monday. _ The party included directors, officers and proininent shareholders of the Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce, and a numâ€" ber of the directors and officials of leading Canadian industries and conâ€" cerns. The party visited the Melnâ€" tyre on SNunday evening after their arrival here, and saw ‘a gold brick _poured there. On Monday they visitâ€" _ed the Hollinger and the Dome, going to the latter mine by motor, and enâ€" training at South Poreupine to conâ€" tinue their tour of the North Land. The purpose of the tour was to give the members of the party a fil‘st-ll hand knowledge of this North Land, its possibilities, resoureces and prosâ€" peets. They visited all, the leading centres of the North, and found much of interest every mipute of .their trip. They were all greatly impressed with the North Land, and the visit will no doubt have material effect in spreading the true gospel of the North. â€" From the Poreupine the party went to Iroquois Falls to see the great plant of the Abitibi Power and Paper Co, Those in the party included :â€" Sir John Aird, President, The Canâ€" adian Bank of Commerce, Toronto. Sir Joseph Flavelle, Bart., L.L.D., Chairman of the Board of Directors, The Canadian Bank of Commerce, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Simpson‘s Limited. Many Distinguished Leaders in Commerce, Finance and Industry in Party Here This Week. Under Auspices of the Bank of Commerce. Wished to See the North Land at First Hand. Noted Financial Men Visit \ Timmins on Tour of North y, kimited, Hamilt Canadian Bank of / Birge, Viceâ€"Preside rer Transmission andee resident resident of Commerce President, W y, Ltd., Otta an Bank of C Bart., L.L.D., _ of Directors, and 1 of Directors ercha Director and Man Dominion â€" Willys: Director â€" Canada Toronto ; â€"of Comâ€" Ottawa of Com ed, Torâ€" Bank of Rub b td t t td 54 . Tb Jb Tb 3b 3404 3430 44 240152930 14 14041516 16 4 Jb 15â€" 16â€"b 4b 5 364 _4 CURTIS OPTICAL CO. Opposite Goldfields Block Crossâ€"Eyed Children are starting in life with a yery gerious handicap. Inmany cases the conditions which cause this disfigurement can be corrected, and the eyes can be trained to function normally. Itis very imporâ€" tant that this work should be done as early as possible, as the squint usually becomes permanent after the child‘s sixth year. mememenene e mer CURTIS OPTICAL CO. Phone 103 for Appointments Geo, Lee, Chairman, Temiskaming Northern Ontario Railway Commusâ€" sgion, T. G. McConkey, General Manager Canada Life, Cyril T. Â¥dung, of Natural Resources Dept. of C.N.R. G. W. Allan, K.C., Barrister, Messrs Munson, Allan, Laird Davis Victory Building, Winnipeg, Man.; Director, The Canadian Bank of Commerce; Director, Hudson‘s Bay Compa.ny. Larry Lamb, T. N.O. Railway. A. F. Brigham, General Manager Hollinger Mines. . J, H. Gundy, Woodâ€"Gundy Comâ€" pany, Limited, Brokers, Toronto, Harry Oakes, President, Lake Shore Mines Limited. Hugh Aird, Aird, MceLeod Comâ€" pany, 25 Melinda St., Toronto. Victor Ross, Vicé-President, Imâ€" perial Oil Limited. George C. Miller, Buffalo. Director, Teckâ€"Hughes Gold Mines , Limited, and Dome Mines, A, D. Miles, Mining Engineer, Angloâ€"Canadian Explorers Limited. M. H. McLeod, Civil Engineer. Allan Griffith, Representing Canaâ€" dian National Railways. which cause this disfigurement corrected, and the eyes can be to function normally. Itis very tant that this work should be c early as possible, as the squint becomes permanent after the sixth year. A. J, Nesbitt, Nesbitt, Thomson Company, Limited, ‘Montreal. Sir Thomas White, K.CM.G., Barâ€" rister, Viceâ€"President, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. J. A. Richardson, President, James Richardson Sons Ltd., Winnipeg; Director, the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce. C Rt, Hon. Lord Shaughnessy, Direcâ€" tor The Canadian Pacific Railway; President, Canadian Industrial Aleoâ€" hol Company, Limited ; Director, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. Hon. Charles MceCrea, Minister of Mines, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. _MRK. E. W. BEATTY Latest photograph of E. W. Beatty, chairman and president of the Canaâ€" dian Pacific Railway.